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The JVMTI works by using agents that communicate with the running JVM. These agents must be loaded at JVM startup and are usually specified via one of the command-line options {{â����������‚�š�š�š�š�����������‚�š�š�š�š����������‚�š�š�š��������‚�š�š������‚�š����‚��“agentlibâ�����������€š�š�š�š�š������������€š�š�š�š�š�����������€š�š�š�š���������€š�š�š�������€š�š�����€š���€œagentlib:}} or {{â����������‚�š�š�š�š�����������‚�š�š�š�š����������‚�š�š�š��������‚�š�š������‚�š����‚��“agentpathâ�����������€š�š�š�š�š������������€š�š�š�š�š�����������€š�š�š�š���������€š�š�š�������€š�š�����€š���€œagentpath:}}. However, agents can be specified in environment variables, although this feature can be disabled where security is a concern. The JVMTI is always enabled, and JVMTI agents may run under the default security manager without requiring any permissions to be granted.

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